on days when it wasn t raining, which is illegal. the practice is known as dry spilling and is banned because it can cause environmental harm. let s go live to our environment correspondentjonah fisher who s at langstone harbour in hampshire. thanks. last year, ourwater companies in england released raw sewage into our seas and rivers for 1.75 million hours. sewage was discharged on average 825 times every day. breaking that down still further, that means there was a new sewage discharge, roughly speaking, every two minutes. rural west sussex, and one of southern england s celebrated chalk streams. so here we are, welcome to the river lavant or as we locally call it, the river lav. the river lav. the lav, just full of effluent. rob, a retired businessman, is notjoking. there would be no river lavant in the summer without the treated discharges from the next door sewage plant. when we came it was overflowing, so we had the storm overflow coming out here, untreated sewage com
but enrique tarrio, although he was the last of the proud boys to be sentenced for his role in the violent events of january six, 2021, he was the leader of that group, and thejudge had made it clear that even though he wasn t in washington on the day, that fateful day, he did orchestrate, organise and take credit for what happened. many viewers will remember, of course, the violent scenes when people died. many people were injured during the attempts by the proud boys and other right wing groups who supported donald trump to stop the peaceful and constitutional handover of power from one elected president to another. of course, presidentjoe biden won that election of 2020, even though that was denied and they still denied by many supporters of donald trump. tarrio was in the courtroom, sat in a head to toe in an orange prison, prison issued jumpsuit. as he listened to his lawyers try to plea for some leniency. he stood up himself. he showed a lot of remorse, even though, as
we are getting out of here. major: a desert lakebed turns into a massive mud pit forcing festivalgoers to shelter in place and conserve food and water. no one has seen this effect in here ever. major: as summer winds down, americans from the midwest to the east face brutally high temperatures. it s the big september heat. we are talking 167 million above 90 degrees today. the convicted killer who escaped from a prison in chester county, pennsylvania, is still on the run. we are doing everything in our power to get this guy. major: north korean leader kim jong un announces a trip to russia to talk weapons with vladimir putin. how one airline is cracking down on skip lagging, a popular trick for cheaper flights. we will explain the pros and cons. i used skiplagged to pay less, and i ended up paying a lot more. at this pennsylvania eye clinic, kids are excited to copy this rescue cat who wears one of her 25 pairs of glasses. it s always
case. plus, schools in pennsylvania now canceling classes today after new sightings late last night of the convicted murderer still on the run. and later, a mass exodus and eight-hour wait as the gates finally open at burning man. a live report from what was a very muddy nevada desert coming up. great to have you with us. and it is good to be back with you. 1:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin in washington where hours from now the former national leader of the proud boys will be sentenced on charges related to the january 6th attack. this is enrique tarrio, he was found guilty of seditious conspiracy for trying to stop the certification of the 2020 election and trying to keep trump in power. prosecutors are asking for a 33-year sentence. so far, tario s co-defendants have been given sentences far shorter than what the government wanted. joining us from the courthouse in washington is nbc s justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian.
happening when it is raining heavily. the problem is when it happens in low flow conditions, there was pollutants get really concentrated, and that is a problem for the wildlife in our rivers, but also for those of us who love to swim and paddle in them. on lovely sunny days like today, that is when we are most likely to be in there, and vulnerable to pollution. this discharging and vulnerable to pollution. this discharging of and vulnerable to pollution. this discharging of sewage, this is illegal. in your view, why are water company is doing? indie illegal. in your view, why are water company is doing? illegal. in your view, why are water company is doing? we had a real lack of regulation company is doing? we had a real lack of regulation around company is doing? we had a real lack of regulation around this company is doing? we had a real lack of regulation around this for- company is doing? we had a real lack of regulation around this for years, i of regulation